Hey,
You don’t know me, and honestly, that’s kind of the point.
I’m a 23-year-old guy building cool stuufsss online.
I design websites for a living with my Web Design Studio (RenameLayer).
Ohh, I am a huge typeface sucker.
Productivity nerd.
I care about doing things properly.
Means, when I learn something. I do it properly.
I’m from Bangladesh, living in Malaysia right now for Study.
I started making YouTube videos back in 2015.
Eid vacation.
My grandparents’ house.
One weak PC that barely worked.
I didn’t care about views.
I just loved making videos.
Editing came first.
Then thumbnails.
Then animation.
My PC struggled with everything. Vegas crashed. HitFilm barely survived.
The day my dad upgraded the RAM and After Effects finally opened, that felt unreal.
I exported my first animation and it was like 80GB.
No compression.
Pure chaos.
I loved it.
One of my dad’s friends shared my work online.
That turned into my first paid project.
I didn’t even want the money.
I just wanted to do the work.
Later, when I properly tried freelancing, I got my first tiny order.
I remember waking my mom up at 2 or 3 AM just to say,
“I earned money.”
That moment never left me.
Over time, things stacked up.
Video editing.
Motion design.
Livestream graphics.
During lockdown, livestream work exploded.
I ended up doing 250+ projects for gamers and streamers around the world.
Overlays. Intros. Full stream setups.
That phase paid the bills for my hobbies and the laptop I am using now. and taught me how to deliver without overthinking.
Somewhere along the way, I found web design.
Kind of by accident.
I tried builders.
Got curious about code.
Learned copywriting.
Then I found Framer.
That one stayed.
Design. Structure. Words. Flow.
Everything finally clicked.
That became RenameLayer.
A one-person studio.
No agency noise.
Just work.
Between 2021 and 2024, I built 30+ small to mid-sized projects.
Some failed.
Some I lost interest in.
Some never shipped.
Some stayed and paid.
That’s part of the deal.
Along the way, I worked with million-dollar AI and SaaS companies as a
marketing page designer, website designer, Webflow developer, product designer, and funnel designer.
Brands like
Bramework
Zenlytic
PublishingPush
OMGCommerce
Real teams.
Real pressure.
Real expectations.
I’m always building something on the side.
Templates.
Small tools.
AI experiments.
In 2025 alone, I built a bunch of tiny apps just to understand how things actually work.
Most won’t ever be public.
That’s fine.
My hobbies change all the time.
One week it’s fixing a bike.
Next week it’s a camera trick.
Then a coding problem.
Then content ideas.
I stopped fighting it.
That’s just how my brain works.
Outside work, I’m fixing the basics.
Health.
Routine.
Faith.
Discipline.
I work out at home.
I pray.
I practise my English.
I’m trying to become someone I won’t cringe at in a few years.
I’m not famous.
I’m not rich.
I’m not pretending I have it all figured out.
I’m just doing the work.
Slowly.
Learning as I go.
And if you’re reading this feeling stuck, lost, or like nothing is moving
I get it.
It’s hard.
Some days feel pointless.
Some days you wonder if any of this will matter.
Keep going anyway.
Because if you stop, you’ll never know when your day comes.
And trust me, one day people will say you got lucky.
Just make sure you’re still standing when that day shows up.
Mubin :)